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add plane in rome, now he's on his way to cuba. meantime here at home, exactly one week away from pope francis touching down in philadelphia. and coming up: new details about security for the event. also, more road closures to tell you about. that's ahead in a live report. >> and new this morning, two people are injured, in this serious crash. one car rolls over, and another ends up inside a building. today is saturday, september 19th, good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm nicole brewer. it is 601:67:89 let's sends it over to kyla for more on this forecast, and i have to tell you, yesterday was pretty much the perfect day. >> it was, i mean, just gorgeous anyway we can re-enact that somehow? >> you know, we will do that little bit today. starting off little differently. lot of moisture in the air, some fog, really starting to make an impact along the coast, and edging it way inland. little concerned about. that will but we will get better as we go along. >> want to tell but there is we do have dense fog along the coastline, visibility in atlantic city has been horrific. now up to about three/ten of a

wild. wildwood, millville, dropped to zeroment wilmington, dover, .3 after mile, look at lancaster, at half mile. now moved inland to lancaster, as well. so a lot of dense fog out there. please be careful if you're out and b live look, from palmyra cove had he dollars over to a look at philadelphia, see moisture in the air. that's the live neighborhood network camera. temperatures in philadelphia, 67 degrees, 61 trenton, about 63 wildwood. fifty-seven in lancaster where the fog just start "today show" up. so just heads up if you have to head out early everybody. >> few clouds moving in, for the most part, our skies are looking good. just have to kick the fog, and then we will be doing okay. today we are looking at high of eight a degrees, so another sunny, warm day. lot of sun at the beach as well. down the shore, high of 08 degrees, poconos, 79 degrees, now the poconos we have to look out for shower later this afternoon, and i will talk about that, do have front tracking across looks like it won't be rainmaker to for philadelphia but could see

some in western pennsylvania, i'll get into that when we company back in just a few moments, back to you. >> can you believe it? just one week away from the papal visit here in philadelphia. police say certain traffic detours will last several days even after the pope leaves. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff live for us along the ben franklin parkway with more on the final preparations, alex, good morning. >> good morning, nicole. not seeing any blockades just yet. we were told that the outer drives of the ben franklin parkway would be shutting down, at 6:00 a.m. the inner drivers were shutdown on thursday. >> you can see, we can almost envision what it will look like. crews have been working around the clock, they were working well into the evening hours, yesterday, with the arrival of pope francis just one week away now, we are told that the entirety of eakin's oval will be shutdown, until september september 29th, a tuesday, roadways will not clear up until october 4th.

not just vehicular traffic. but foot traffic, that continues to be the focus, a meeting with security officials took place in an undisclosed location yesterday. speaking of those, philadelphia police don't use them, montgomery county sheriff department, will be used in the event after emergency when navigating through crowds, will be nearly impossible. >> if there is a million and a half people, or whatever it is, in center city philadelphia, or on city line avenue, it will be very difficult to get a that in that area. a drone with the proper application would be of benefit to us. >> reporter: seventy-six, 676, will be detour for this area. once again we were told the outer drives of the ben franklin parkway from eakin's oval down to 20th street would be closed off at 6:00 a.m. again, not seeing any blockades, just yet. but that's a plan. so if you are headed out this morning, expect that to be the case. i can't prom that's things will still be open by the time

do you leave. reporting live from the ben franklin parkway, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> alex, good heads up, thanks. meanwhile, time is running out for sit residents to try to figure out where to park their vehicles ahead of the papal visit. signs designating the no parking areas within that security zone have been polls dollars since monday. will starting to vehicles parked in the zones tomorrow about 6:00. drivers have the option of moving their vehicle outside the zone or of course parking inside a garage. happening today, pope francis arrives in cuba kicking off hills north american to up, took off this morning from rome, expected to arrive this afternoon. now, his four day trip to cuba will include visits to several churches and meeting with the country's poor. pope francis will then continue on to the united states, cbs news correspondent wija has a preview of this big trip. >> pope francis asks for

prays, what he calls a mission filled with great hope. >> this is a rock star pope coming to a country that is immensely important to the catholic churr. >> president and mrs. obama will greet the pope at joint base andrews, when he arrives from cuba tuesday afternoon. he'll visit the white house, and say mass in front of thousands at the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception wednesday. kevin dow some scored a ticket >> he kind of jump for joy. >> first pope to ever address joint session of congressment expected to greet a crowd of 50,000 here, on the west lawn, of the capitol. >> senator patrick leahy is the most senior catholic in congress. >> i cannot think of another pope that would cause the excitement that this one. >> the pope's second us stop will be new york city. elvis it st. patrick's cathedral, shining after a multi year restoration. >> it will be done before he

arrives. >> he will address the un general assembly, and say mass at madison square garden. pope francis will wrap up his trip in philadelphia. he'll speak at independence hall. >> before he heads back to rome, francis will say an outdoor mass, more than a million people are expected to attend. a fitting finale for a pope so beloved around the world. cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> and we will have a live report from havana on the pope's arrival in cuba. that's coming up at 6:45 this morning. and remember, you can get all of the information you need about the pope's visit on cbsphilly.com/papal visit. there you will find complete guide of what is happening, when it is happening, also helpful information on getting around downtown. >> all right, switching gears right now, new this morning, philadelphia police are investigating a crash where a car actually ran into a building there is happened just before 1:30 in the feltonville section, it was at the intersection of north fifth street and roosevelt

boulevard. two cars were involved in this accident. one flipped over, the other crashed into a building. the drivers of each car, man and woman have, been taken to hospitalization with non-life threatening injuries. well, four people are in the hospital this morning, including two children. after a crash in university city overnight. rescue crews were called out to the 3400 block of market street just before 2:00 this morning for two-car accident. one car rolled over on it side. the two children injured are a ten year old and three month old. everyone is expected to be okay. >> well, fire off initials clayton, new jersey are investigating a fire hatched a -- happened at atlantic avenue. now, luckily, the home was vacant at the time of the fire. the cause is still under investigation. >> 6:08 right now. pope francis, the coverage continues, coming up next, holy father is getting had i own coffee, for his us visit. plus, some say it is easy, but other are gobbling up pope

inspired memorabilia. we'll have all of the lateness pope francis food coming up next. plus this: >> need to make room for your fall wardrobe? coming up in the tech minute, three ways to turn old clothes at kohl's friendsng you and family sale. thursday through sunday get an extra 20% off. go to kohls.com to download your savings pass. plus, everyone gets $10 kohl's cash for every $50 spent. kohl's.

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>> i don't have to tell you this, obviously a loft excitement around the pope's arrival here in philadelphia, as erika von tiehl shows always, historic advice sit lead to go some unique foods honoring the pope. >> flags, signs, flowers, and

even pastry. >> cookie with a de particular sean of his face, and a cake with the vatican code of arms flag. >> businesses around south philadelphia, are putting for the their best products, the city prepares for pope francis' eye rival. but, some local institutions are taking a holee erray prepare to the pontiff's visit to fill. >> i for the team of cheese mongers at due brean owe brothers in the italian mark, honoring pope francis heritage with -- >> one exciting bite. >> one layering paying hammage to italy where pope francis lives and from where his parents came. >> another to remember where the pope stud. >> i made in bovier ya, germany. >> everyone's favorite, pope's home country argentina. >> they love down there. they put it on toast, everything. >> but a little further south, brothers in law frank and anthony, of pasta company,

milking the pope, using some elbow grease and kurd. the south philly stable is making fresh mozarella in pope form. >> put in hot water, melt it down, shape it, and we put it into the mold. let it set for couple of second, flash freeze it, take the shape of the pope. >> that's right. pope francis' face in fresh mozul a apparently the world is ready for some papal caso. >> it went international. people from argentine, a from new york, people from boston, couple of people asked us to ship it to new england. >> something we thought would be just for the neighborhood, something local, and just became like the world stage, just it is great. >> looking over the operations it is not too cheesey to say: >> it is not chocolate. just delicious. >> erika von tiehl. cbs-3, "eyewitness news". also, pope francis is going to have his own special blends of coffee when he ate rivals here in the u.s. the pope asked tracey allen of

kansas city to create a blend for him and his staff to drink while they're here in the u.s. allen said the pope likely became aware every his work through business he does in italy. >> got to have a little more fun with t i think few more risks. and you know how that can go. i have my fate in the team and the work that's been done leading up to. >> this and so great to be able to reward him, and we got this. >> that's pretty cool. allen said he's started doing his work home right away, learned pope francis loves many types of food, and also an expert in wine. as if i needed another reason to love this man. expert in wine. >> hey, pretty cool. >> it has been interesting, all of the things we're learning about the pope, right, coming to our city. kind after education. good morning, everybody, eyewitness weather watchers are up and adam. some of are you seeing the fog starting to roll in in fact, 26 degrees where bill is, in cart inning ton.

he says that it is fog think morning, some patches are thick, so make sure to keep on your low beams. he's right. you agree? it is interesting because that's starting to work its way into philadelphia t started on the coastline. now starting to see it in philly, too. check it out. 61 degrees where ed is in chesterfield, he said he has no fog in the neighborhood, but thinks will be on harrison road, running pretty soon. little thick, soupy out there. we try one more, head little further north. 60 degrees. this is where charles is. and he's in bath, pa. so again, we are going to have pretty warm day today. >> the fog is the story as we go into our morning this morning. in fact, take a look at this. this is casino of where we're seeing the biggest problem right now. millville, .3 of a mile all the way from atlantic city over to wilmington, notice philadelphia just an at half mile visible, not great out there everybody. make sure to be careful. live look right now if we can. this is right off the rooftop of our building looking into center city. you can see the fog kind of

coming into philadelphia. >> you expect it at the coast, don't necessarily expect it in the city. that's what we are seeing going through the morning this morning. things will certainly get better, going about our day today. current temperatures right now, 67 in philadelphia. we've got about 60 degrees atlantic city, whim machining ton about 66. fifty-six in allentown, moment pocono. coming in at 57 degrees. region showing that we're in the 60s all across the northeastern region, right up and down the i59 corridor. so it will be a bit of balmy day today. kick the fog, we will be okay, see sunshine start to work it way in. some clouds as well, though, as we do have little weather tracking ahead of cold front today. while we make it up to 85 degrees today, we see big difference in temperatures as we head into the latter part of the weekends. today down the shore, sunny, beautiful, 84 degrees, nice looking day once we get the fog out of there. it will start to dissipate as the morning goes on. seventy-six your sunday, looking pretty good as well, rip current low. notice the temperature starting to pull down.

so this is a live look at storm scan3, right now. and it looks pretty good. right? you can't really see the fog here? you don't see much in the way of clouds. as we zoom out, stormy weather ahead of cold frontment par of it starting to make it into the northwest corner of pennsylvania. most of this, you can see, the trajectory, kind of going to the north and east. so it is really the back ends of this that will make it our way, going to deliver some clouds. for most of it is won't mean rain, but for people in the poconos you could see some showers later this evening. how this works out, so stormy weather ahead of of the colds front. goes through, see it tracking up to the north and east, little back end on there is by about 7:00 p.m. we could see some showers in central pennsylvania dissipating before it makes it way into philadelphia. so, we should just start to see clouds from this throughout the day today. we get into the sunday, start off little cloudy then this pushes off shore and we start to get some sunshine back. we also though are going to see the temperatures cool down. we call it cold front for reason, right? behind it we get much cooler air. so while today, eight a degrees, the average is 77, and we're going right into the

70s, and as you can see, they stick with us, as we get into next week. so enjoy your beautiful sunshine today. once we get rid of the fog, eight a degrees, should be nice and warm, little breeze out of the south, five to 10 miles per hour, partly cloudy tonight, pretty comfortable. should be nice out there for 7:03 sunset. and as we take a look at your seven day forecast, those 80s will be a thing of the past for awhile, although we will start to warm up getting later in the week of the notice, monday start off cool, breezy and cloudy, so little bit after difference there than what we've been used to with all of the stellar warm sunny weather. like to point out sunshine working wait back in. wednesday into friday, mid to upper 70s, sunshine pretty nice. >> i like it, i would just like to point out. >> not all doom and gloom. >> this is interesting. princess lay a's bikini costume from the return of the jedi now up for auction. it is made of flexible gold painted red rubber. kerry fisher of course wore this in the star wars film it,

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and spring garden state, make note, that the right lane is block with equipment setting up for this event. in the world of mass transit, the west trenton line is shuttle bussing both saturday, sunday, due to construction between the west trenton and wood born stations. and in other news, if you are looking for good time, the fourth annual fishtown october festival is this saturday from 6:00 a.m. until midnight. and because of the festivities, frandford avenue will be closed between tomorrow many son street and girard avenue. so, you will want to use the alternate, front street. also, the route 15 trolley will be shuttle bussing between the westmoreland loop and the intersection of the front street and girard avenue. >> construction season, friend, one of the areas you need to know on the ex at any show, northeast extention between mid-county and lansdale. >> this stretch in both directions of the northeast extension will be closed on sunday, from midnight until 6:00 a.m. it is a 11-mile stretch, so you will definitely want to plan accordingly.

>> last but certainly not least, let's talk about football. it is the season home open they are sunday with the eagles playing the cowboys. they kick off at 4:25 p.m. at the linc. but it will get busy long before then. so for those of you commuting see at broad street line, just know, that service will be free between one p.m. and 9:00 p.m. maybe see you at the game this weekend, either way have, a fantastic weekend everyone from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm meisha johnson. see you again bright and early monday morning. >> all right, meisha, thank you. coming up: couple with green thumbs, and some giggles. you'll love this couple. coming up next: see the home-grown tow mate oats with unmistakable shape. interesting. we'll be right back.

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>> you didn't find a duck, and she showed me that. and i said well either a chicken or a duck. >> i said it is a duck. >> hard to believe he grew that way. >> have been guard edge here in the township for decades, but they say this is the first time they've ever seen a fruit or vegtables that looks so unique. >> kind of joined, but never one with the beak. >> the couple said they have no plans to cut up and eat this duck shaped tomato any time soon. >> i hate to see him casino of go on. i was trying to just -- trying to find out how i could make him survive. but i don't think there is anything that i could do. bringing smiles to faces as she shares her love of gardens. >> this is really something that i think a lot of people

should see. >> so cute. really cool. >> i know, and it is big, like were you saying, actually really well grown tomato. >> first i would like them to adopt me as their grandchild. so cute. have to be the cutest couple. >> i them ' thinking she has to chop it up into some grand duck salad. >> what, tomato, mozarella, won't cut it. >> no g something duck related. >> so cute. good stuff. just love it. ♪ rubber ducky ♪ >> still ahead, not just the us getting ready, we'll go live to cuba for the latest on preparations there are not holy father. he is on his way to havana as we speak, we're catching up with him. brace on burglaries, houses, a, sheds, all broke mean, the local area being targeted. we'll tell you about it coming up

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>> feeling balmy, and also seeing the fog roll into philadelphia. usually this is very clear shot. right now, i can't see the tops of any of the building here, that's the effect of the

fog. >> philadelphia mile visible, tough time in millville, down to zero, atlantic city .3 of a mile, see all the way into lancaster, as women. dense fog out there, everyone, from to get on the road, just be aware there is could slow you down. you want to take it ice. live look right now at the neighborhood network, cape may soy lots. moisture in the air, again, will slow you down this morning if you're out and about. 67 degrees in philadelphia right now, 06 atlantic city about 53 up at mount pocono. all pretty comfortably in those 50's and six 60s, and as we look at storm scan3, our clouds not too badment stormy weather ahead, chicago almost 9,000 power outages it will change our temperatures, today, see high of about 85 degrees. once this fog dissipates. 80 degrees at the shore, some sunshine, and about 79 in the

poconos. fog could take a lid, keeping temperatures warm today. keep ion. >> this but little socked in out here. we will talk about the future. seven days, and in that we've got a lot of 70s. >> temperatures about to change. >> 7d's, the seven days. just one week away from the pope's visit here to philadelphia. police now say certain traffic detours will last several days after the pontiff leaves town. "eyewitness news" reporter al, andrea hoff with us along the ben franklin parkway with final preparations, alex? >> indeed the plan, will have to do with making room for what's going on behind me here. starting to see comings already underway, you can start to see this papal stage taking shape, a lot of work has been done. but there is still a lot left to do.

>> the week we all new was coming but always more to do. construction of the papal stage continued well into the evening hours, and those jumbro-trons are now in place. >> also in place, traffic restrictions, eakin's oval to 20th street will finally open back up tuesday september 29th, expect lingering papal delays through october 4th. >> you have to have structure. if you don't have structure, you have mayhem. >> structure doesn't have to do with construction, just traffic concerns, extend to foot traffic, as well. as is discuss in the meeting held at an undisclosed location yesterday. >> they took drones out for a spin, saying in the case after emergency navigating true thousand dollars would be nearly impossible. >> if there is a million and a half people, 10 million, whatever it is, in center city philadelphia, or on city line avenue, it will be very difficult to get a robot.

>> so drone with proper application would be a benefit to us. >> as you can see, some of this gear still coming in the inner drive, these have been closed off since thursday, once again, we were told, around this time outer drive to the ben franklin parkway would also be shutdown. that will does not appear to be the case just yetment once again that is the plan. you will want to plan accordingly. reporting live from the ben franklin parkway, alexandria hoff, cbs-3, eyewitness new. >> thanks, good heads up. >> if you want to take septa, regional authority selling more pass this is weekend, 9:00 to 5:00 today and tomorrow, you can buy them at jefferson and suburban stations. one day passes cost $10 each. you have to buy them ahead of time because they will not be sold the weekend of the papal visit. >> of course we want you to stay with "eyewitness news" as we countdown to the days of pope francis' arrival. we will bring you complete coverage on the air and on line on our website cbsphilly.com. also a live report, from

havana, cuba on the pope's arrival there today. that's coming up in about ten minute. >> in other news this morning: nearly 500,000 volkswagon vehicles being recalled by federal un raters due to emission software. epa has accused auto maker of violating clean air laws by putting device on vehicles so they would pass emissions tells. affected diesel models include the jet, a beatle, the golf, pass at, audi a3, all from 2009 to 2015. the company faces more than $18 billion in fines. >> a phoenixville family learned whether their three year old almost died. "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt, has the story of how a devastating accident sent local mother on mission to bring awareness. >> i'm fine. but sometimes it doesn't stay. >> relationship between doctors, and three year old wilson, is a special one. to put it plainly, she saved his life. back in may, a family member

was mowing the lawn on an industrial sized tractor, when ran out from behind the bushes and was run over. >> in my wildest dreams,. >> i didn't feel i would run into a man caring his child covered in blood. >> phoenixville hospital, and operated on callen, minute after he arrived. he was almost cut completely in half. doctor was able to help him, thanks to ipad, and technology called telle medicine. >> secure way of obtaining expertise at a moment's notice. >> about hour later, was in a helicopter on his way to dupont in wilmington where he underwent nine hour surgery. he continues to come back to wilmington for therapy with his mom, alicia. she still thinks about that day tal end was run over. >> my first reaction was i thought he was dead. >> tells "eyewitness news", her son has defied all odds. >> it is a miracle. the angels were with him that

day. >> saved the day. >> his case unfortunately is common. according to the consumer product safety commission, more than 17,000 kids and teens are injured each year in similar accident. that's almost 50 a day. woolston wants to see more safety information available to the public. she's already started a public awareness campaign, hoping to save other kids from her son's fate. >> you go out, you want to mow your lawn, you want to get it done, to spend more time with your family, but you don't realize what the ramifications of it can actually be. >> david spunt, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". wow. 6:37 right now. this morning, neighbors are on edge after a recent rash of car and home break-in's in south jersey. now, this week the burglars were caught on camera stealing from a truck, in sewell, gloucester county. "eyewitness news" reporter diana rocco with the latest on this have.

>> had a police issuing a warning. >> i would encourage the community one to lock their cars, lock their doors, make sure their garage doors is closed protect their property they work hard for. >> since august 51 cars, 19 sheds, six homes, have been broken into. so far, police have made two after he cents, leaving them with hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars in unclaimed valuables. rings, watches, cell phones, gps devices and electronics. just this week, two of the burglars were caught on home surveillance video stealing tools from a pick-up truck parked in a driveway on had okay drive in sewell around 3:00 a.m. monday. the two males looked to be in their late teens or early 20's. >> they look to be pretty comfortable. they look to be quite at ease, so, in my experience they are telling me this is certainly not the first time they've done this. >> police believe the pair is responsible for some, but not all of the recent break-in's. >> now, knowing this, we're all kind of going to be a little bit more aware, little more in touch with each other. >> neighbors on the block now taking extra precautions, and

keeping an eye out for each other. >> we pretty much are cautious anyway. so we keep our doors locked, usually there is somebody around. >> police believe they are not just dealing with one group of burglars, but several. if you recognize any of the stolen items, think you may have been the victim of a crime, or if you have information for police, they are asking you give them a call. in washington township, diana rocco, cbs-3, "eyewitness "eyews news". >> and just a terrifying night for northeast philadelphia mother who feared for her life as throw men barged into her home. this happened around 1:00 a.m. yesterday on the 2800 block of shipley road when police say the mask men put a gun to that woman's head while ransacking her house. her children are replanned asleep and up harmed upstairs. suspect got away with $800 in cash. developing remembers hoping fingerprints will help lead them to the suspects. >> 6:39 right now. still ahead on "eyewitness news", there he is. waiving good-bye to rome and now off on his whirlwind trip.

we'll go live to havana, cuba, where pope francis is set to arrive today, the first leg of his historic journey. also ahead, johnny dep with incredible transformation. our ukee washington takes you to the movies for behind the scenes preview of the new mob thriller. >> our last weekend of summer, can you believe it? kyle kyla back with your forecast, and first glimpse ahead for the important weekend coming up here. first a look at what's coming up at 7:00cbs this morning saturday. >> his career has spend 25 years, even includes oscar and tony award winning musical. performing in ou

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>> suspect arrested in the freeway shootings in arizona. twenty-one year old leslie, suspected if the first four shootings. police arrested merit last night at wal-mart. authorities say they found a gun on him, and it matches four of the 11 cars hit with bullet. the other seven shootings could be copycats, however, police aren't quite sure yet. >> authorities have identified toddler known as baby doe, whose body was discovered nearly three months ago in massachusetts. her death made headlines

across the country. kenneth craig has that story. >> ma mass authorities say this little girl finally as a a name, bell, a this child whose very name means beauty, was murdered. >> two and a half years old bella bonds' body found stuffed in a trash bag, on massachusetts shore line, in june. until friday, she was only known as baby doe. >> these men and women who investigated this case have given her name back now we will give her justice. >> police arrested 35 year old michael mccarthy for murder. his girlfriend, bella 40 year old mother, rochelle bond, was arrested for accessary after the fact. in video posted on facebook, celebrated her second birthday >> happy birthday monkey. yeah, yeah. >> christy andrews, created? composite image of the girl that was plastered on

billboards and social media. and captured the heart of millions. >> somebody out there knows who this little girl is. >> and somebody did. investigators got their break in the case thursday, when someone called a tip into boston police. but they aren't saying what the tip was, or how they. the toddler died. kenneth craig, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> so incredibly heart breaking, 6:45 right now. right now pope francis is on his way to cuba. the four day visit come ahead of the pontiff's trip to the united state. his first time visiting both countries. cbs news correspondent adrianna diaz in havana, cuba, join us live. good morning. >> good morning, in the air, on his way to cube, a expected to get heroes welcome. we spoke to officials yesterday, who told us, they're ready for the first latin america pope's visit to the island. >> the final coat of paint being applied ahead of pope

francis arrival. pope will celebrate sunday mass from this stage in havana rover pollution square. there are 3500 seat, just for special guesses. lead architect louise expects thousands more. >> francis the first latin american pope, he said, and played a role in this historic moment. >> that moment refers to renewed ties between cuba and the united states after 54 year. the pope helps fast ill at this time that, even hosting secret meeting at the vatican. scott pelle ahead of your trip. >> what is your goal for america? >> to meet people, he told us. >> in a message aired here on state run television, francis told cubans that jesus never abandons us, he loves them very much.

four a pole less than one third sweetens, but says, the pope's distinct style is popular in cuba. >> he's very interested in being inclusive. really speak being social justice issues, like poverty, as something that appeals to much broader audience than just catholics. >> the pope is expected to land late this afternoon, greet wad welcome ceremony at the airport, and crowds lining the roads, hoping to catch a glimpse. live in havana, adrianna diaz, nicole, back to you. >> leer lip a lot of excitement surrounding this visit. how would you say it differs from visits of previous popes in their visit to cuba? >> this is the thirds pope to come to the island, first from latin america. cubans well aware of this. many people told us yesterday they see pope francis as one of their own, one person said, his blood is like our blood. so cubans embrace that fact.

and they also are excited about the fact that he brokered and help kick start renewed dialogue between the us and cuba and they say they are very thankful. >> adrianna diaz live in half anarch thanks. >> action ever you can get information by going to cbsphilly.com/papal visit. complete guide for you on what's happening, when it is happening, of course helpful information on getting around town. we send it over to kyla for more on the forecast. >> all right, that was pretty interesting. i love seeing the sunrise in cuba, waist cool. looking out for our sunrise, eyewitness weather watchers, what we are seeing is a lot of fog. let's look at cup many of these 61 degrees, where margo is, in buena vista township. she says foggy with a side of dampness. i felt that too when i walked out on the skydeck this morning, you can certainly see there is a lot of moisture in the air. 62 degrees where bill is. and he's dealing with 91% humidity there in cardington.

he says foggy, make sure to drive with the low beam on. from to head out in about, let's try one more here, jerry, and jersey at 63 degrees in blue bell. he says no stars hanging around, unfortunately, can't see much, flight in fact, live look at the camera we have right on the rooftop here. looking into center city you can barely see the tops of the buildings, really been big change across the morning since we've been on air. i've been watching this disappear. so socked in right now too it could affect the temperatures today, because fog it stays around too long will put a dam perron t0 visibility in millville, dover, zero visibility, .3 after mile in atlantic citiment looks like it goes all the way into lancaster, so still at mile visibility in philadelphia. check out cape may. watching the fog here. see it right across the field there. really kind of mask the sun as it tries to come up. right now at 67 degrees in cape may, our neighborhood network camera. dew point in the 60s here. sixty-six in philadelphia, 06

atlantic city, very close to the temperatures, means very saturated airment kinds of ranging into the steamy section, some of us still in the not bad areament some of us are getting little steamy, as far as how comfortable feels. 67 degrees in philadelphia, just one agree off the dew point. sixty-eight in atlantic city airport, 57 up in mount pocono, as we zoom in here, head down the shore, see we're in the upper 60s from barnegat light down to ocean city, little cooler headed down to cape may. again all of the fog will keep lid on temperatures. so about 59 degrees there. if you are at the shore, once we kick this fog, it can take a minute today, we will see some sunshine, high of about 08 degrees. we get into sunday, little cooler mop day start off cool and breezy, high of just 72 so big difference in temperatures. storm scan3, showing our skies, besides the fog, are relatively clear right now. but as we zoom out, we do have a will the of stormy weather off to the west, a held of

cold front tracking across, storm system caused a lot of problems. it will not bring a lot of rain to us here in philadelphia, it will dissipate before it gets here. will bring the clouds in as we get into the weekend and more importantly will drop the temperatures. today we could see those mid 80s once we get the fog out of here, going to be very different story into the latter part of the weekends. what happens is this stormy weather, tracks toward us, kind of projectory to the north and east, majority passes to the north of us. look what happens tonight f you're in central pennsylvania, if you're in the poconos, may see few showers, before it finally clears out. sets us up sunday, and then get some clearing in there, off it go, looking pretty good. so the poconos today, you could see the shower this evening, watch out for. that will cooler temperatures for you, too, look out for some 60s as we head into sunday and monday, so changes are coming, everybody. keep in mind, our average this time of year 77 degrees. so while we see eight a today, headed down even below that average as we get into monday, tuesday, and wednesday. so today should be nice out there once you get rid of the fog, warm, lovely, high mid

80s, into tonight, partly cloudy but comfortable, about 64 degrees, and wednesday, nice and calm too. check out your seven day forecast, a lot of 70s once into sunday, you can see we start off the week very breezy, and cooler, and those clouds stick with us monday and tuesday. sun comes back on wednesday, which by the way is when fall starts, wednesday night into thursday, our equinox. do you love watching the weather? i know you do. you are watching me right now. you can be featured in our newscast by becoming a eyewitness weather watcher. sign up right now at cbsphilly.com/watchers. you'll see your observations plus your fantastic photo that i will show you on air folks. it is a lot of fun. hope you can join us, nick snow. >> it is. we love our weather watchers. in theatres, story of gangster and f.b.i. i am font and the wendy bolger comes as blast being masker. when it comes to telling the boston most infamous crime lord, the table is set. >> johnny dep james whitey

bolger. >> this is a family secret. >> what's the secret? >> come on, can you do it. >> he did it chilling sort of trial -- >> place f.b.i. agent john conally, film based on true story. unholy alliance to bring down a common enemy. that being the italian mafia. >> essentially what conally did he tried to make a deal with jimmy that said look you help me get the italian guys, maybe we turn a blind eye. >> conally and bolger, childhood friends. relationship that spiraled which out of control. >> what is the family's secret recipe? >> grounds garlic, little bit of soy. >> what makes this story so compelling, so intriguing, so informative? >> the fab risks built on loyalty. above all else, created this sort of weird too good to be true, for sake of movie. >> in reality, what a scenario it was. bolger's brother billy was prominent political figure. he evaded law enforcement for

years, became one of the most feared crime lords in boston while becoming one of the most dangerous gangsters in us history. >> looking at him going i feel like i'm sort of working with johnny dep but not really. >> i thought brilliant. >> the real whitey bolger captured in june of 2011 after being on the run for 12 years, his beginning through ending is a story film makers strongly believe has to be told. the secret is out. and at the box office, they are hoping it is a recipe for success. >> you spill the secret recipe today maybe you spill a little something about me tomorrow. huh? >> look at his face.

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. good morning, it is september 15th, 2015. welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." an arrest is made in a string of freeway shootings that terrorized phoenix. plus in the air and on his way. the pope departs for his historic visit to cuba. >> a camera captures a hikers escape from a deadly flood. and johnny depp's new film about boston's gangster whitey bulger